NPET K61 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - RGB Backlit, Ultra-Compact with Blue Switches - Perfect for Windows PC Gamers (68 Keys, White) Review

This is a good keyboard, feels good and sounds great. The only thing you shouldn't do is that it's always in rainbow mode. You cannot make the keyboard monochromatic or pan through all colors. You only get 3 different rainbow patterns. Not quite what I was hoping for, but ok for the price. I've included a few photos of each color combination and a video showing them and the breath mode. Hope this helps you all!

My conclusions on this keyboard compared to other ergonomic models without a number pad: Sculpture - too much finger travel - may not be an issue for people with large hands; I didn't like that it was wireless. Freestyle2 - I didn't like the "insert" key nor the modifier keys on the left, which didn't work well in my terminal program. F7 is weird on the left half. TOMOKO Blue Switch 87 Keys -- Too loud, but I like the layout of the keys. KeyOvation Goldtouch - A close competitor for me; I found

In general I like the keyboard. Even though it's a membrane keyboard, I like the "clicky" feel (if that's the right word). I also like the size as I don't have room on my desk for a full 101-key keyboard. The colors are beautiful too. One thing I don't really like is that the backlight turns off when the keyboard hasn't been used for a few minutes or the computer has been put to sleep. If the room is dark, it becomes difficult to enter a password to enter the computer since you can't see what…

This keyboard solved my space problem. My desk has a 12" x 24" fold-down keyboard platform that should hold two keyboards and two mice (trackballs) for two computers. It's a corner table and each wing already has a keyboard, trackball, monitor and computer. I'm well into my 70's and backlighting is a must - using a bright table light washes out the monitors. The other three keyboards are from HCman notenkey and I needed a different keyboard so I wouldn't get confused which computer I'm…

I have another skin board on my right side and as you can see the only downside to this keyboard is its brightness but it is actually a very bright picture . she looks darker. A real red Switch keyboard for $22.99? I had to try this and am so glad I did. You can't change individual key colors or opt for solid colors, but the templates and effects included are very cool and stylish for the money. I have already recommended this to a few friends who play CS:GO and Warzone as I felt much more…

The NPET K80 mechanical keyboard is a good enough keyboard and maybe even excellent for the price. Nice and clicky, ergonomic enough although it took me a while to get used to setting it up after years of using my Logictech K350 keyboard as my (still) daily keyboard driver. I love that the backlight can be turned off if I'm not distracted by the RGB when using it for something other than the games I bought it for. I don't mind it either, although I do find it disappointing that "RGB" is limited

So overall it's just a good basic keyboard with a few "gaming" extras. The build quality of the keyboard is actually very good and the whole thing feels sturdy. Feelings are nice too. The plastic doesn't feel cheap or break after a month. The keys are comfortable, have a satisfactory drop and a fairly good response time for a membrane keyboard. The size is small but not compact compared to a regular full-size keyboard. I'm giving it 4 stars because it's great for what it is, a regular keyboard,

I really wanted to like this keyboard, but there are a few things I couldn't get used to. First, the keyboard backlight is probably the worst I've seen on a keyboard. 80% of the keys are dark even at night, and the transparent part of the keys is too thick so it doesn't let much light through, which makes it very uncomfortable to find the keys even at night. Some keys are not even readable during the day due to the textures/quality of the key faces. Now I could handle it since I don't look down